Black Hawk Dairy Club to Receive Special Premium Funds
Holstein Dairy Calf Club leaders in Iowa plan premiums from the state Holstein-Friesian Association. The distribution funds include a $39 prize for top demonstration teams at Dairy Cattle Congress and $30 to support the winning junior judging team at National Dairy Show. The association earmarks $300 total, with $20 set aside for county fairs showing Holstein calves. County clubs should contact H W Gleim in Webster City for prize coordination.
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Black Hawk Dairy Catt Club
Tawa Holstein-Friesian
Greater Waterloo Association
Fred 5. Ferguson
Iowa State Dairy Association
Holstein Association
Iowa
State Association
Holstein People
Holstein Dairy Calf Club
Dairy Cattle Congress
Milwaukee
County Yair
Clu
Association
H.W. Gleim
Webster City
Fergnson
Wasia
Roumanian Queen Loveland Pushes Royal Match Plans
Berlin reports Queen Marie of Roumania seeks to union with Sophie of Greece to repair Europe's thrones. She aims to marry her son Prince Nicholas to Italy’s Mafalda, linking Romania with Belgium and Italy amid postwar shifts. In Iowa, Loveland buys K P O P 47th bull for Holstein herd prospects and local breeders hail the sire's promise.
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Berlin
Marie of
Roumania
Sophie
Greece
William of
Nicholas
Romanania
Mafalda
Italy
Marie
Belgium
George
Albert
Giovanna
Jugoslavia
Thaly
Werdimand
Elizabeth
Germany
Europe
Farm Women Lead Cedar Falls Nutrition and Fair Meeting
Miss Neate S Knowles leader of home demonstration agents in laws will speak Thursday April 1 with Miss Elizabeth Hudson at Mrs Dre Howard home in East Cedar Falls for a nutrition meeting Then at 2 pm the sta teacher will meet at the farm bureau office in Cedar Falls with the exhibit committee for the Iowa State fair Black Hawk county women won first last year with a state fair exhibit and aim to win again.
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Loveland
Hargrove & Arnald
Nor
Walk
Bremer
Black Hawks
Peder Pedersen & Sons
Cedar Fails
Burge & Loveland
Triune Ormsby
Steeley
K. P. O. P. Bult
Mr. Arnold
Waterloo
Ormsby
Ralph King
Mentor
Mr. Love
Janet
Kk. P.O. P
Hargrove & Arnold
Janesville
Neate S. Knowles
Laws
Shack Hawk County
Elizabeth Hudson
Dre Howard
Cedar Falls
Sta
Farm Buréan
Black Hawk County
Women discuss homemaking reform and nutrition education
Ames and Cedar Falls report on home economics leader Miss Ruth Lindquist urging systemic changes in housekeeping. Nutrition talks in Waverly and Jesup highlight diet improvements, meal planning, and reduced sugar use, with several women noting better health and changes in bread and dairy consumption.
Grain prices drift as fine weather weighs on wheat
Chicago markets opened with light losses as mild weather kept buyers quiet. May wheat hovered around 1.60 to 1.62 a bushel, with a late rally fading. oats and corn eased amid weak demand and signals of slack export interest. Provisions held firm with hogs tracking higher prices amid a mixed grain backdrop.
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Chicago
Dawes
M@&c
Gorn
Terminala
Igcom
Hog and Cattle Prices Edge Higher in Mixed Western Markets
Receipts around 18 000 hogs and 6 000 cattle as markets show mixed strength. hogs mostly steady to higher with 160 to 225 pound averages around 7.00 to 7.25, packing sows 6.60 to 7.00, and light weights near 7.00. Cattle see better vealers and steers advancing, with top steers around 13.25 and heavy feeders active. sheep and lambs largely steady to higher. Southwest markets report varied gains and thin country demand.
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Associated Press
Chicago
TIDUS
LSU
Ommana
Newsyas
Gelpts
ST. Paul
Minn
Oise
Mvestock
Morrow
Omitin
EAST
Dawes Report Fails to Spark Stock Market Boom Opening
New York stocks opened mixed after the Dawes committee's recommendations. Notable moves included Norfolk & Western up about a point and a sharp 21/2 point drop in Woolworth after plans for a stock split and new dividend adjustments. Sugar shares weakened while New Orleans Texas & Mexico and American Agricultural issues posted gains. trading remained unsettled with broad variance in prices.
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Dawes Report
Althe Norfolk & Western
Akotor
Willis Overland
Dawes Committee
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Baldwin
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Studebaker
Woolworth
Punta Alegre
Cuba
Ralls
New Orleans
Texas
Mexico
Allied Chemical & Dre
American Can Hessen Ee Tnoh
American Car & Foundry (Ab
American International Corp
American Locomotive
American Smelting
Amentone
T. & T. Fimerican Tobacco
American Woolen 4
Naconda Veaper Atchison AU
Gali & Haldwin
Balthnora & Ohio Heidlehen Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
T. Paw, Pra
Grucihly Steel
Ee Kelly-Springfield Tira
Wennecott Copper
Lima
Twinsville & Nashville
Mack Truck
Marland
Maxwell Mata
Northern Pacific Pacific GA
Pan American Petroleum
Pennsylvania
International Forcestassau States Dissuter
Marine
Missouri Kan. & T
New
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
N. OV
Hartford
Kfolk & Western People’s Gas ' Wersee Ae Bag Producers & Mesinore Oe
Aoil Pure
Republic Tron & Sleek
Ay Sinclair -Con
Iowa Fields Dry Rapidly and Farm Work Goes Ahead
Warm Sunday weather last week dried soil across the state and allowed farmers to advance early field work. Oats feeding is progressing, winter wheat and grasses wintered well except where wind removed snow cover. Fruits show limited data with possible minor damage to tender canes and twigs from lack of protection. Spring pigs will be fewer as sow numbers decline. Livestock fared worse due to last year's poor corn. Seeding lags in many areas though western winter wheat looks good and corn and wheat seeding made progress where soils permit.
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Hvestack
Cedar Falls Farm Bureau Men Plan Meet Saturday
Cedar Falls Township Farm Bureau men will meet at Commercial Club rooms on Saturday April 12 to discuss various subjects and take final action. All members are urged to attend.
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Cedar Falls Farm Bureau
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Township
Commercial Club
Farm -Bureau
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Editor Fann Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa via phone 5100. The notice requests citizen input and outlines submission channels for agricultural topics and local issues.
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Fann
Waterloo Evening Courier
Wartloo
Towa
Clean Milk Wins First Prize in County Writing Contest
A county contest among 250 schoolchildren praised a piece by Roman Schiures on producing clean milk. The essay argues healthy cows, clean milking, and proper utensils as keys to safe, tasty milk and notes bacteria are reduced by covered pails and quick cooling.
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Prank County
Roman Schiures
St. Mareheal
Pexynee
Sisiact
Aemoritors
Roman
Moeller
Courly
Q Women's
Black
iFarm
Fifth Nutrition Lesson Set by County Farm Women
The fifth lesson of Project Black Hawk county farm women sponsors will be at Walnut Street Baptist church on Wednesday April 16 for township leaders. Mrs Alma Jones will discuss vegetables and fruits and their family diet uses with attendees. The session aims to be more engaging than prior lessons and will cover garden planning to aid meat planning.
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Black Hawk County
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Alma Jones
New Sewing Club Formed in Dresden Township
In April 9 six girls led by Miss Rose B Rowe organized a sewing club at the Schnurstein home in Dresden township. Officers were elected and a program of work outlined. The group plans to complete organization at Miss Rowe's home and notes several similar clubs already operating in the county with more expected as the season advances.
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Fredericksburg
Rose B. Rowe
Schnurstein
Dresden Township
Miss Rowe
Rainbow Club Meeting Set for April 17 at Mrs Isley Home
Rainbow club of First street west will hold its next meeting at the home of Mrs Clifford Isley on Thursday April 17. The fifth nutrition lesson will be given and a noon meal of chicken loaf scalloped potatoes harvard beets dark bread sandwiches jelly ink fruit sherbert and coffee will be served. Members asked to bring dishes and silverware and any questions about the five month course.
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Rainbow Club
First Street West
Clifford Isley
Harvard
Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago price snapshots show dairy and meat goods with mixed shifts. Creamery tubs and firsts rise in New York while Chicago receipts and poultry values shift. foreign exchange rates and Liberty bonds also noted.
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New York Exchange
New York
Chicago
Americas
Turkess
Ste
Hesse
Cedar Falls Businessmen Back Farm Relief Bill
Cedar Falls businessmen at the Commercial Club meeting voiced support for the McNary-Haugen farm relief bill now pending in Congress. Delegates in Washington were informed of Cedar Falls’ stance.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Township Farm Bureau Hosts Box Sociable
Washburn April 9 Cedar Township Farm Bureau to hold a box sociable at Washburn school Thursday night featuring readings music and a play titled A Perplexing Situation as part of the program.
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Washburn
Cedar Township Farm Bureau
Washburn School
Wilmar sale of three-year-old horses sparks $700 deal
William Weibke sold a trio of three-year-old horses to a New York buyer for $700 last week. The matched weights totaled 4 100 pounds and the new owner plans to show them. Woolland hides and market notes from New York report fleece and cotton price levels in various regions. Cotton futures steady with near term around 31.30 per unit.
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D. Siar
Wilmar
William Weibke
Here
Woolland
Ohio
Texas
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